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Transit backers bash GOP plan to gut funding
Crain's New York Business
Feb 06Jeremy Smerd - Left-leaning, spirulina-drinking Democrats ride trains. Freedom-loving, gas-guzzling Republicans drive cars. For some, that distinction explains why House Republicans gutted mass transit funding in a $260 billion federal transportation b... »
Apple Juices Grand Central: Sales Spill Over Into Surrounding Shops
The New York Observer
Feb 06Dig in! The new Apple store in Grand Central Terminal is a lovely, understated project in one of the city's premier public spaces. All the same, some sour apples have been complaining that the Cult of Steve has been paying below market rents for its sp... »
Camp Couture set for summer
Crain's New York Small Business
Feb 05Adrianne Pasquarelli - Young would-be fashion designers should start packing up the sewing supplies. The first Camp Fashion Design will be launching this summer at the New York Helmsley Hotel. Created for girls ages 12 to 18, the day camp will run for ... »
Spreading the Apple sauce
Crain's New York Small Business
Feb 05Lisa Fickenscher - The Grand Central Terminal Apple store may be paying less rent than other tenants, but its neighbors aren't complaining.Sales at Michael Jordan's The Steakhouse N.Y.C. have increased 7% over the past seven weeks, said co-owner Peter ... »
The RED Wrap: SL Green's alternative universe
Crain's New York Business
Feb 01Erik Ipsen - As everybody knows, business was lousy in the fourth quarter, especially for New York’s landlords. Just don’t say that to two of the biggest—SL Green and Boston Properties. »
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Trendwatch 2012: Indian Food: Is Indian food the next big...
Eater National
Feb 06Is Indian food the next big thing? Cafe Spice, an Indian food company that provides frozen foods to corporate cafeterias, kiosks, and Whole Foods, certainly hopes so. It's tricky balancing the spice, though: too spicy, some people won't try it.... »
Lost City Asks "Who Goes to Il Tinello?"
Lost City
Feb 03Over the years of doing the "Who Goes There?" column, I've learned there are two kinds of long-standing, unsung New York eateries. There are the kind have a faithful, stealth foodie fan base (Sarge's Deli, Villa Berulia, Liebman's Deli). When those res... »
Flatiron Lunch: Keko Café Makes a Solid French Baguette Sandwich
Midtown Lunch
Feb 03Every Friday we go south of the ML boundaries in search of a delicious lunch. Sometimes it’s Murray Hill south or the Flatiron District, sometimes Gramercy and everything in between- but we just like to call it Flatiron Lunch. This week we’re excited t... »
What Lies in Store for Apple Stores?
The Wall Street Journal Digits
Jan 31It would be safe to say that eyebrows were raised at news that Apple is hiring John Browett, the chief executive of British technology retailer Dixons, to head Apple Inc.’s global retail division. »
Open Threads: Eater Readers List NYC's 85 Most Underrated Restaurants
Eater NY
Jan 30After sifting through the long list of reader recommendations, we put together this map of the 20 most underrated restaurants in New York. But just so no one feels slighted or left out, here is the full list of the... »